A renaissance in Arctic film and television
OPINION: How supporting a local film and TV industry could help Arctic economies diversify.
December 5, 2018
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Armed horsemen, resembling grayish, black shadows emerge from a porcelain-white haze. The horsemen descend on a Norwegian village, engulfing it in flames, amidst a visually stunning, snow-draped landscape.
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